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Iraq: The Illegal, Genocidal Bloodbath Conservatives Couldn't Live Withouit

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March 1, 2010

Secret papers withheld by Chilcot inquiry reveal Foreign Office fears over invasion By Michael Savage | Reuters/Independent | 2 March 2010 Tony Blair gives evidence to the Iraq Inquiry in Westminster on 29 January An invasion of Iraq was discussed within the Government more than two years before military action was taken – with Foreign Office mandarins warning that an invasion would be illegal, that it would claim "considerable casualties" and could lead to the breakdown of Iraq, The Independent can reveal.

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July 21, 2026

We've heard much debate over policy issues, but actual coverage of the war has been scarce, limited largely to daily reports of suicide bombings and periodic American casualty counts: Dec.

July 21, 2026

Document outlines powers but sets no time limit on troop presenceSeumas MilneThe GuardianApril 8 2008A confidential draft agreement covering the future of US forces in Iraq, passed to the Guardian, shows that provision is being made for an open-ended military presence in the country.